The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1887-05-21
Brownsville News.

in the shade
The Brownsville Creamery has re-
suned operations,
Deputy sheriff George Humphrey was
In town on Monday last.
c. III. Cable paid Portland business
visit on Wednesday last.
Robt Sanders is confined TO the house
by n severe attack of cold.
And now the little busy bee, 'im-
proves each shining hour
George Tycer Is confined to the house
by threatened attack of fever.
Wild straw wberries, in many places,
have been 'sninped in the bud by the
late fosts.
Mrs. j. A. Bishop at present visiting
Portland friends eontemplates a trip TO
the Sound.
u. b. Moss, wife and daughter, of
Sweet Home, paid Brownsville a visit
on Monday last.
A very pleasant call was received
from Scott f. Kreig, formerly ofJoseph,
Wallowa county.
Rev. r. NJ. Starr of Halsey, ON Fri
day last, was the guest of his son DIR. J..
w. Starr, of this place.
For a material, substantial work
and bed rock prices, consult the "ad'
of A. G.. Hausman in another column
Miss Sarah Coshow on Tuesday last
returned from Coburg, having complet-
ed her duties ofassistant teacher at that
place.
Mr. and Mrs. Rozen, on Thursday
last departed for Cleveland, Ohio. This
leaves Brownsville without merchant
tailor.
I 81 A IL AI,-.
G. w. Curl of Grass Valley, Wasco Co.
are the guests of Mrs. r.. III. Curl OF
this place.
/ land ON the morning of Monday last,
will shortly return with fresh invoice
of spring goods.
| +. F. Croft, G.. A. Dyson, and f. Els
| wick, representatives to the Grand
| Lodge I. O. .. +. departed for Port
land ON Monday last
| The city marshal il compelling the
"kidsn To report Eat home,o 5y . T.. VI.
| This is bitter pill for the youngsters,
but greatly to their benefit.
During the past week the son ofJohn
Morgan was caught by rolling log
/ which passed over his body, producing
some painful but not serious wounds.
The Arlington hotel, under the man
agement of james MeHargue, is fest
building up for itselfa first-class repu
tation for well supplied tables aud mod
crate charges.
On Monday morning last r. y
Thompson departed for Partland, hav
ing received a telegram TO the effect
! that his wife had been taken suddenly
i'll nj that place.
Pendant set watches clocks. and late
styles of iewelry just received by Pills
/ bury. Also Il complete line of optiea
| goods, shooting spectacles, goggles, col
ored glasses, etc.
On Saturday last the little son of y
| b. Standish was picked up in an insen
sihle condition, the result of a fall from
the harm loft, a severe cut was received
ON the forehead, but fortunately no ser
ions injuries were sustained.
David Putnam, who has been confin
ed To the house for the past thre-
months, seriously affected by neuralgia
! contenplates n trip 20 Medical Lake
/ Washington Territory, where he vii
test the curative powers of the water.
On Thursday last, w. R. Kirk, sold t
jos. Sagee Of Albany peice Of proper
ity, consisting of dwelling and twenty
two acres OF land, known as the Franl
Hyde place. Mr.. Sagee who paid 81
000, for the property will remove from
Albany making this place his futur
home.
DIED-May 18th 1887, of dropsy o
the heart G. +. Templetor, aged
aars. The funeral services took plac
or Saturday last, at the Presbyterian
! church Rev. r. Robe officiating a deli
CATION from Dowall Lodge No. X. of
of which the diseased was member
accompanied the remains TO their las
resting place.
The mysterious disappearance of NJ
ner jackson, led some of his patrons {
surmise that our "tonsorial artist ha
stumbled and fallen into n gap in on
of his sharp raZors, but Miner has +,
turned bringing with him u young wifi,
and says, that as he now intends
, ! TO board at home, he can afford to Civ
six first-class shaves for dollar.
AT the Methodist church on Sunda
last, s. z. Wilson, presiding elder, d,
liverea TO a large attendance, a yer
eloquent appeal during morning serv
! ces. AT p. NJ. the prohibition amen,
ment with its attending benefits wa
, most ably demonstrated. the lectur
, throughout being a master piece of or
tory, intersperced with many interes
ing and historical events, and scient
fic facts.
At the annual meeting of the stoc
j holders of the b. w. NJ Co., the fo
: lowing officers were elected to ser,
during the ensuing term: j. NJ. Moye
. president and treasurer; Thos. IA.
superintendent; ID. Dagleish, agent
Portland; Directors, j. NJ. Moyer, !
Dagleish, Thos. Kay, F. +. Croft; o. ]
Coshow, jr., secretary, To whom we al
indebted for the following figure
Amount of money paid out in Brown
vile during the past year, S44, 90
cash paid to operatives, S23, 7S7; vall
5 ofgoods manufactured, Sl27, ,356; amour
l of wool consumed in production of fa
RIGS, 225, 600 lbs. L. 5. p.
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